Awaruwaunau Airport is a small, remote airstrip located in the interior of Guyana, serving the indigenous community of Awaruwaunau in the Rupununi region. The airstrip provides essential air access to an area that has limited or no road connectivity to the broader national transport network. The airport is a basic facility with no commercial terminal infrastructure, serving primarily light aircraft operations that connect remote communities to larger towns such as Lethem or Georgetown. It plays a vital role in supporting the health, supply, and communication needs of the local indigenous population. The airstrip is typical of many interior Guyanese strips, consisting of a grass or unpaved runway suitable for small single or twin-engine aircraft. Operations are conducted under visual flight rules and are dependent on weather conditions.